[WSBARP] possession after a sheriff's sale

[Patrick McDonald]

Even if the debtor cannot claim a homestead exemption against an execution sale, the debtor can probably still claim it to assert a right of possession during the redemption period. See RCW 6.23.110(4) and Washington Practice, vol. 28, § 7.22. 

There are some pretty compelling arguments that this should not be the case, however. 

Patrick McDonald 
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On Dec 18, 2015, at 11:24 AM, Rod Harmon <rodharmon at msn.com> wrote:

> A sheriff’s sale occurs following the foreclosure of a lien that may be enforced against a homestead.  Is the judgment debtor, who lives on the foreclosed property, entitled to possession during the redemption period?
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